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The Goderich bignal-star,
-Thursday, Octobei llth, 1962
1- Articles Per Sale
VALL clearance of freezers,
televsion, Stereo combinations.
Name your- Own deal now --no
rqaSOnable offer refused. Rush
tct 1i14tehinson Radio; Huron Rd.
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• PUREBRED toy Manchester
' putt, male, six weeks old. JA 4-
8607. 39
STOVES FOR SALE: Warm
IVIOrning, coal heater, 4 years.
old, $35.00; ,Finpire kitchen
• stove (needs --tainor repairs),
$10.00; McClary kitchen stove,
In excellent condition, 525.00;
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Evans spaq., heater, with blow-
er, $35.80..' ,Phone 12 r 7 Dun-
gannon, or -call at McDonald's
General Store, Kintail.
• -39-40
GIRL'S turquoise suit, size 12-
14; boy's three-piece winter out-
fit, size 6, beth in good condi-
tion and reasonably priced.
JA 4-9437 or 92 Cambria Rd
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APPLES -Crisp, juicy Macin-
tosh, hand picked, a few. toueh-
. ed by hail, $2. per bushel. Bring
your own containers. Free de-
liveries around town. Other
varieties of apples on hand.
Arthur Bell, JA 4-3037.
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BEIGE and brown live -piece
dinette suite. Will sellfor $40
or best offer. Phone JA 4-7992.
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Articles F.or Sale
1IRONING CAN DE A BitEEZE
When you use the Automatic
Ironer at •
WEST STREET LAUNDROMAT
Ye" ur complete fabric condition-
ing Centre. ,
CUT flowers, gladiolus, "snap-
dragons, zinnias, Moms, aSters„,
etc., flower arrangements, Ims-
kets for any occasion; tomatdes.
L. R. Holman, 187 Cameron St.,
phone 8852. -37tf
THREE excellent 21 inch TV,
one almost new, with bass con-
trol and outlet for record or
tape reproduction; the other
two completely overhauled.
Priced right to sell. B. R. Mun-
day. 127 Widder St. Phone
7994. -40-41
•HYGIENIC suppnes ,( rubber
goods) mailed postpaid in plain,
waled envelope with price list.
Six samples 25c; 24 samples
5-1.00.- Mail Order Dept. T-53.
Nov -Rubber. Co, Box .91 Ham-
iff-oh: OM.
SEE OUR large selection of
metal dinette and chrome
kitchen suitestt
- 7 -PIECE Bronzetene dinette
suite. Extra large table in
walnut, size 42 x 60 x 72 x 84.
Regular $215.00, Special
$159.00.
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9 -PIECE CHROME suite with
extra large table, size 36 x 60
x 72 x 84. Regular $179.00.
Special $139.00,
1 -PIECE CHROME suite with
large family -size table. Spec-
; lel $59.95;
OTHER' Bronzetone and 'chrome
suites from $45.00.
BLACKSTONE FURNITURE
West St. •
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RADIOS -Genuine Delco ori'
inal equipment custom radios
for '61 and -'62 -Chey's. Pried
from $49.95 installed, which is
saving of over $30.00. Rouse
Auto Electric, Kingston St.
40-41
THREE -BURNER Propane gas
stove with oven; also gas water.
• heater. Melvin Jones, Dun-
gannon. 40x
BABVS pram suit, pink with
fur trim, 12 -month size, like
new. Phone JA 4-7259.
40x
•rotr
WHITE enamel Wingham Clas-
sic cOok stove with 'high shelf
(lik• new); extension kitchen
table and 6 chairs. Wm. Sterl-
ing. R.R. 2, Goderich, phone
JA 4-7014. 40X
USED MACHINERY: Tractors,
M -F 35: M -F 50 gas; two Fergu-
son5, No: 20-85; Allis Chalmers
merle) WC; M -H .44 standard.,
Heston 10 -ft. swather; Versa-
::.-ather; M -H forage blower
with nine; Lundell forage blow-
er: McKee forage harvester;
:28 bv 46 McCormick threshing
rnachin, with new rubber,: 4.08
New -Holland baler; No. 10 Mas-
'—feralYaTe'I.7-1VfaTs'-ePre-aifslin
millinery, Purina feed s.
George Wraith, Montreal St.,
• Goderich. 4 4-9934. -40
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BABY'S basket; also _ coffee
table! Phone 9164. . -40
BOY'S melten cloth grey coat,
size 8, like new. Phone 8117,
after 5 p.m. - 40x
.'-Et1:0-THERM space heatel.,
35,,A03 BTU output, automatic
lighter. $60.. Also used washing
machine, $25; apartment size
Norge refrigerator, $65. Phone
9724. or 219 Picton St. east.
40x
20 LITTLE PIGS.
JA 4-7026.
40x
GIRL'S 'sidewalk bicycle, CCM,
in good condition; table jigsaw
withstand; three-piece chester-
field suite; bed-chesterOeld;
playpen; two lamps. JA 4-8843.
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GOLDEN BARK weeping wir
10W trees, 8 to feet, $2,00
each. Gilbert, Mill Rd.,
4rro'llt, fili-diteilleat-~,--4131t;"
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24 CHOICE well -marked West-
ern' Hereford yearling steers,
750-800 lbs. Arthur Garland,
Pinkerton, phone Cargill 35 W 3.
LADY'S blue winter coat and
red car coat, both size 12;
girl's coat and leggings set, blue,
size 6; girl's snow suit size 3
Reasonable. , Phone JA 4-7170.
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SINGER Zig Zag sewing rnw,
chine, sews forward and back,
does decorative stitches, makes
buttonholes, sews on buttons.
Can be had for balance owing,
$52.00 or 7 payments of $8.00.
Write Box 42, Signal -Star.
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LARGE crib, $20; folding high
chair, $5. 69 Britannia Rd.,
west, at side door. • -40
22 BUDGIES, matched pairs for
breeding. Complete with flight
and breeding cages, etc„ plus
complete information on this
interesting and profitable hobby.
E. Davis, 160 Brock St. -40
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2. Cars, Trucks For Sale
THINKING -of Rambler? Visit
the Bluewater Service Station,
Bayfield Rd. JA4-9461.
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3. Real Estate For SttiC
MODERN house in Bayfield,
seven miles from Ontario Hos-
pital, two years old, three bed-
room, brick and angel stone on
large shady lot, close to store
and post office. • 'Large bright
kitchen with lots M. cupboard
Space, double stainless steel
sinks and exhaust fan; dinette;
large living room with fireplace.
Colored four:piece bath; storms
and screens, aluminum awnings
and porch. Low taxes. Selling
at cost, much less than today's
replacement value. Immediate
possession. F'S. W. A. Reid,
phone- Clinton HU 2-9753 after
five. -39-41
$2;500
REQUIRED
as down payment on a
NEW
3 -bedroom brick bungalow,
This excellent home i§ built
on a half acre of land, (meets
VIA requirements), has full
basement, automatic forced air
heating, garage, new type win-
dows, and a surplus of cup-
boards and clothes closets. ,--Ex-
cellent waterfrom private well,
and taxes are Less than $160.00
per year. Full price has been
reduced to $13,900 and balance
on easy terms.
, Three-bedroom stucco house
in central location. This is a
tidy and reasonably sized resi-
denc,e, but with an extra large
living rciorri. Kitchen and,small
hall' complete the first floor.
Three bedrooms and bath on
second floor. Roof, eavestrough
and paint in excellent condition.
Oil furnace, storms, screens and
glassed -in yerandah. Outside
entrance to ''basement. Full
price $8,000.00.
Three-bedroom brick home in
north section of Goderich.
Large lot, well kept home with
large glassed -in veranda. Many
extra features and very reason-
able price and terms.
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Solid brick building on corner
Square. GrOund floor, 1200
sa,iti 2nd fleeLAreero_agart.,
ment,,--pTiTi -bath. Reduced
price with reasonable terms.
Fully equipped restaurant. Ex-
cellent income. Good reason
for selling.
A GOOD BUY •
for anyone who wants a small
farm, with a comfOrtable home.
Fifty acres, three-bedroom
house with furnace and bath.
Barn will stable 20 head. Good
fences and pasture. Christmas
trees ready, for harvest this
year. Priced at $8,500 for im-
mediate sale.
LADY'S wool plaid juniper, size
14; boy's ,p,arIca coatalMOst
size" 12_;_ 'Zjay betl'*rith
inner' Spring inattress.tT
Patriek St. • -40
USED, reffigeratoks from 09.06.
to $129.00: ,
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V$ED TV sets, recOnditiOne
frisfir $65.00 tO$14906.
W 5.Z.the tadfos, $2850 tip.
JW u ft Westinghouse
freetert. $410 $p0.00.
Waor
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(EINHART'S
SerVice
E. E. CRANSTON
Phone j A -1.8861
Realtor Manager
For
ALEXANDER &
CHAPMAN
Goderich 'Phone JA 4-9662
3.. Real ,Wate,For Sa]le 3.
CHOICE building lot 91' front-
age, 1.94' depth, on Pieton St.,
near lake. Magistrate Glenn
Hays. 39-40
'W. J. HUGHES
Real Estate Broker
General Insurance
50 Elgin Ave., E.,
Phone JA 4-8526
HOMES FOR SALE
Two-bedroom Wartime house
on Huron , Rd., attached garage,
nice lot.. Full price $6,706,
Deluxe rug brick ranch type
ome, overlooking the lake..
New three-bedroom home,
south west.
Attractive white brick home,
centrally located, hot water heat-
ing, lovely spacious grounds.
Three-bedroom red brick, north.
This home is very well built and
must be sold to clear up estate.
Income , home, brick, central
location. .
100 Acres on county road, 2
miles from Auburn, '7 -room
house, L barn equipped for
6,000 broilers. Full price
$8,000.
20 Acres of lanid-in To.yn of
Goderich, • priced for quick sale.
Farm Salesman: L. H. Pentland
Huron Rd. -JA 4-8041
LISTINGS AND INQUIRIES
INVITED
Malcolm Mathers
Real Estate Broker
46 West St. JA 4-9442
We have an attractive, new
stone veneer dwelling, nicely
situated among new homes.
Features are stone fireplace in
pleasant living room, 3 bed-
r000ms, National Housing fin-
ance at $96.00 per month which
pays ta-xes,- prinsipal -and -inter-
est. See this with us.
A new 2 -bedroom bungalow,
in a nice, central location. Fin-
ancing can be arranged.
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We have a 2 -apartment dwell-
ing in a very good location. This
is a very satisfactory property
and should be investigated if
you are interested in -income
property.
One floor i-esldence • oti
a really excellent lake
bank property. Picture win-
dows, stone fi r e p 1 , 3
bedrooms, as well as large
living room, attractive dining
room, attached garage and many
modern extras.
- Modern split-level, on corner
,lot, many extra features.
• Long ranch -style home, on
lovely lot.
In an excellent central loca-
tion, an attractive 2 -storey brick
residence, with attached garage.
In a nice west end location,
a small, recently built bungalow,
4 rooms and snnroom, garage, oil
furnace, small lot.
Fine red -brick residence in
Ood residenti al, district
-four bedrooms, ultra modern
bathroom, good-sized kitchen,
double living room, double lot,
two gal -ages, large attraetive
patio area in 'garden.
, A large four-bedroom brick
residence, with small acreage,
corner Bayfield Rd. an ie'Blake
St.
Bungalow on Picton St., two
bedrooms, three. -piece bath, liv-
ing room, kitchen with dinette
area, utility room. other at-
tractive features.
On Bayfield Rd., 11/4 miles
acres, or will sell half, insul-
brick home.
At the north west corner of
Cambria Rd. and Elgin Ave., a
very good frame. 2 -storey owelt
ing.
We, have several choice, ser
eked building lois. 60 ft lc 133
in a developing area, for
4ale. ,
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We have • approximately 4
acres in Goderich on west side
of Bayfield Rd., in an area zoned
for local business. '
At Dungannon -a large white
brick residence, modernized,
Ind now in very nice condition,
Jight rooms, and • toilet, and
basin- on main floor, complete
bathroom on second floor, new
oil furnace, insulaled, alumin-
um storms and scfeens, garage,
and many other features.
Real Estate
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For Sale 5. TO RENT
MODERN upper apartment„4
rooms and bath, heated. Tiled
floors throughout and tprivate
entrance. (Adults only). phone
JAcksoit 4-9376. 40k
ONE -BEDROOM house, modern
conveniences.. Apply at. 140
13ritannia Rcl., east. -40
SIX-ROQM hpuse, partly furn-
ished, close' to 'Square, TV aer-
ial hookup. No dogs or pets,
Phone JA 4-7769. -40
HAROLD W. SHORE
REAL. ESTATE BROKER
General Insueance
38 Hamilton Street
Phone JA 4-7272
Your agent in ' the Goder;ch
DiStriet for Kernohan Homes
'REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
How About a New Home in the
Country?
This new home, close to
Goderich on a main road, has
three large bedrooms and all
the features of the contemper-
ary modern home.
Log House or Log Cabin
Situated four miles south of
Goderich on Highway 21, this
rustic log house may be pur-
chased with from two to ten
acres of land at a very reduced
price. The log cabin, on a
separate site, would, make a
cosy retreat. Call this broker
for an appointment to inspect.
Completely Modern Duplex
Close to uptown, this duplex
has been completely modern-
ized. This is an excellent pro-
perty for retired couple, pro-
viding a lovely home, .plus
income.
Looking For a Large Home?
Presently listed are four
larger homes ranging from four
to six bedrooms. All are in
an excellent state of repair.
Building Lots in Huron View
Park Subdivision
Several fully serviced lots
now available in this excellent
location. Prices start at $1,200.
Special deal available to build-
ing contractors. To build on or
iust to invest' in, now is the
time to buy your lot in Huron
View Park. Prices are bound
to increase as this area builds
up.
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Farm and Rural Salesmen.:
Harvey' Lassaline.
R.R. 2, Goderich
Frank Mackenzie, R.R. 1, Ripley
GeorgeAshtoni.- Fordwich- -
L 1ST I NGS AND INQpIRIES
INVITED.
HEATED furnished apartment,
built-in cupboards, stove and
fridge, laundry facilities, TV
hook-up, no children, a-vailable
October 15. Apply 92 Cambria
Rd, -IA 49437.- - .36tf
MODERN housekeeping cottages
and cabins., fridge, stove, sleep
2-4-6, $25 to $50 monthly. Hazel -
wood's CabinS, three miles north
of Hayfield, on Highway 21. •
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"THE KENT HOUSE," comfort-
ably furnished room, living
room, TV and kitchen provided.
155 Quebec St. Apply after 4
in afternoon or call 8433:
-32-33
PRTVATE office, heated, at 46
West St. Malcolm Mathers,
Real Estate Broker. Phone
JA --49442. -24
IN SARASOTA, Florida, a -x-3.-5,
ft. furnished, 2 -bedroom mod-
ern trailer, 4 -piece tile bath-
room. $500 for season. Owner
can chauffeur and supervise set-
tling. Write G. Hazelwood,
R.R. 1, Bayfield, Ont. -36tf
FURNISHED apartment, all
conveniences. Ridgewood Park,
phone 8891. -38tf
6. Wanted To Rent
NMI
UP TO 200 acres of land wanted
for fall plowing. Must be suit-
able for crop. Phone Clinton
HU 2-7231 or write Lyle Mont-
gomefy, R.R. 3, Clinton.
39-41x
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8. Help Wonted
-,110USEKEEPER---wante4-Mon-
days to Fridays, off at 5 p.
Write P.O. Box 1112, Gode
KEN CROFT
Real Estate and Business Broker
83 Victoria St., Goderich, Ont.
General Insurance
Phone JA 4-7253
BUILD for Less with a I-Tanis:lay
Home -Call at our office for
your new 1962 catalogue.
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New subdivision, 3-bedroom.1
ranch style home, brick, beauti-
fully landscaped, 2 years old,
close to schools. Priced reason-
able with terms. Owner mov-
ing from Goderich.,
Wartime house on Huron Rd.
Owner transferred, Tip -tap:
condition. Furnace, oil heat.
Low down payment and priced
for quick sale.
LOW down Payment rough -cast
home, on Cypress St., ideal
for the handy man.
LADIES, MEN ALSO. Good
Opportunity offered you to make
money selling our 200 daily
necessities. Full or part time.
No capital needed. No experi-
ence necessary. Write us prom-
ptly. Rawleigh's; Dept. J-216-132,.
4005 Richelieu, 1VIentreal.
.-40
AVON IS CALLING. In your
neighborhood through TV. Be
the Avon Representative and
turn spare time into money.
Write Mrs. M. 1V1illson, 960 Wel-
lington Rd. S., London, Ontario,
or "call collect 'GE 2-9019 be-
tween 7 and 8 p.m.
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CLERK, IST
Shorthand Preferred.
Usual company benefits.
SjFTO SALT (1960) • LIMITED
Goderich Mine.
WE HAVE a selection .of 14 WAITRESS wanted.
other homes in rest of the Bedford -Hotel.
town ranging frcim $3,000 up.
See us today.
WE HAVE one of • the largest
,listings 'farms in Huron
County from- 83,300.00 to
$75,000..00.
LCTS FOR SALE
1-66 x 104 -Nelson St.
1-66 x 104-Caley St.
2-66 x 104 -Palmerston St.
-x 289 - St, George's
• Crescent
LISTINGS AND INQUIRIES
INVITED
KEN. CROFT
Farm Salesman: John I. Rapson
152 South St. -JA 4-8559
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74-.TRearEgtate-Waiited
*Thiee bedreerrifinished retreation ,rbom-u#restricted
-„vieW" the lake. ,
CONTACT
Peter S. .°MacEwari
lXamilton St
1natirsirteeIlea Estat
4 e
`.4. North Street ° JA 49531
LISTINGS WANTED - Farms,
Summer Cottages, and town Pro-
perty. Alexander and Chapman,
Realtors, Bank of Commerce
building, Goderich. Phone
JA 4-9662. -18
5. To Rent
-ammemit
ONE -BEDROOM apartment at
59 North St., fully furnished,
available now. JA 4-9303.
38xtf
COUNTRY HOME, one mile
from, Bayfield, three bedrooms,
three-piece bath, living room,
dining, , rootn, two-ptece. wagh-
room, modern kitchen, hot
water, large basement. Apply
after '7 p.m. to S. B. Higgins,
Main St.,,Bayfield. -39-40
ROOM, suitable for two girls,
completely furnished. Laundry
facilities. Phone 9983. -39
MODERN three-bedroom up -
PIP; t„#,PattlVq,4,-AP
creationF7-4:44efertelfalleWg..
stand, 16 The Square. • -39
FIVE -ROOM„ apartment, with
bath, unfurnished, heat e d.
Phone' JA 4-7164. -39tf
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THREE-BEDROOM house, all
tOnvenienees; gas furnace, im-
Mediate possession. $85.00 per
month. Choice location. Phone
JA 4-9598. ' 39x
UPPER heated. apartment for
rent with .stove and frig. Phone
7556 after 5. -40
40
Apply
40x
CLERKTYPIST, five afternoons
each week for general insur-
ance and real estate' office. Ap-
ply stating qualifications and
previous experience to ,P.O.
Box 1270, Goderich. -40
MAN or woman to, supply estab-
lished customers ;with famous
nationally advertiged Watkins
products. No investment. 'Earn-
ings of $75 and up weekly pos-
sible. ,Full or part-time. Write
to M. Beaiimier, 350 St. Roch
St., Montreal 15, Quebec.
-39-42
LOWER, fMnished apartment.'
JA 4-7635 -40
ONE -YEAR-OLD three-bedroom
hotiae. for rent. Mailable Oc-
tober 15, Apply to P.O. Box
1535. or phone JA 4-8429.
40
9. Agents Wanted
EXTRA money ,to make" your
dreams come true! U you are
week and on your day off, you
cat augment your present sal,'
ary selling electrical appliances
part time on commission basis,
with well-known cornpany in
business for over 50 years.
Write Box 29, Signal -Star.
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10. Wanted (General)
BOARDERS' wanted. 35 Cam-,
bria Rd., S. JA 4-7833.
40tf
ROOMERS or boarders wanted-.
JA 4-8224. 40x
BOARDERS. 26 ,Bruce 4, St.
Phone 1690. -37tf
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13. Auction Sales
DON'T forget MeLelland's pony
and 'saddle horse consignment
sale at I3ervie, near Kincardine,
at 1 o'clock, ,SATURDAY,
OCTQBER 13. ; -40
svOcitts 3ffa i,FEEDEit
CATTLE SALE
at hie Livestock „Sales, Barn
Hensall, Ontario
SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 13th
at 1 p.m.
-500 Durham and Hereford
steers, ranging from 600 to
800 lbs.
-150 Hereford, steer and heifer
ealves.
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-20 Holstein heifers.
For consignment , call:
-Jack Morrissey, 23426200, Credi-
ton; Victor Hargreaves, .11U,2.-
7511, Clinton; 1Viel Graham,
HU 24908, Clinton.
TERMS -Cash,
HAROLD JACKSON,
Auctioneer.
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13. Auction Sales
CLEARING AUCTION SALE1
OF FINANCE COMPANY RE-
POSSESSIONS, BANKRUPT
STOCKS, BAILIFF SEIZURES
AND PERSONAL CONSIGN-
MENTS ,,OF MODERN HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE, TEJ.,EVIS-
IONS, APPLIANCES, AND
'BRAND NEW CLOTHING, ON
SATURDAY, 00T0l3ER 13th
at '1.30 p.m, sharp .
AT THE CLINTON LEGION
.HALL, CLINTON, ONT.
CONSISTING OF THE FOL-
LOWING -Large console model
organ; large chest freezer; com-
bination radio and record play-
er.; 2 -piece foam rubber zipper-
ed chesterfield suites; 5,picce
liardom states with bookcase
beds, box springs and mat-
tresses; 5 TV sets; 2 -piece dav-
enport suites; kitchen suites;
'automatic washer and dryer;
refrigeratqrs; electric ranges;
conventional washer; two 39"
continental beds; platform rock-
ers; coffee and step. table; tri -
light and table lamps; hostess
and arm cheirs; other odd
pieces of furniture; quantity of
brand new clothing, plus many
more items which will be re-
leased before sale day, but not
available for publication at this
time.
TERMS -Cash on day of sale.
Cheques- accepted: /.3% sales
tax in effect.
FRANKLIN BUUCK,
R.R. 2, Gadshill, Ont.
Auctioneer,
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AUCTION Sale of 32 head of
'fresh and springing Holstein
cows and heifers will be held
for Lloyd MacDougal, lot , 9,
concession 4, Kinloss Township,
21/2 miles north and 1/2 mile west
of Lueknow• on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16
at 1.30 p.m.
- 22 fresh and springing Hol-
stein cows; 10 springing Hol -
'stein heifers; Universal 2 -unit
milker arid pump.
This chdice offering of cows
'has been on test under qhe
Dairy Herd Improvement As-
sociation for the la-st fiVe years.
They have shown good milk
records. Wray Osborne will
give records day of 'sale.
TERMS -CASH. .
-Sal d --- h eld-Th MO -eh V dry if
necessary.
Allan MacIntyre, Auctioneer.
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14. Services Available
FOR Septic Tank Cleaning con-
tact -RONALD E. FORSTER,
Phone 29, Lucknow, manufac-
turer of septic tank and well
tile. 35-47x
ACE Radio TV Servic . .Frank
Wilcox, 60 Picton St., ., Gode-
rich, Ont: Phone JA 4-7771.
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SHARP? Ready for business?
Saws: -hand and electrfc,"states,
cutlery, -etc. Please call even-
ings. C. H. Hornar, Mixon Rd.,
opposite store. , -40tf
ELECTROLUX., -(C ANA D A)
LIMITED
For service cal1 J. Amsing,
HU 2-730.2, Clinton
-38tf
SID BULLEN'S Cabinet Shop
-custom furniture, kitchen cup-
boards, furniture repairs. 184
Gibbons St. Phone, 9641. -
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15. No,tice To Creditors
ALL • persons having claims
against the Estate of Mary
Isabel Francey, late of the Town
of Goderich, in the County of
Huron, who died on or about
the 25th day of August, 1962,
are required to file the same
with full particulars, with the
undersigned by the 20th day
of October, 1962, as after that
date the assets of the Estate
will be distributed.
Dated at Goderich, Ontario,
this 21st day of September,
1962
, HAYS, 'PREST & HAYS,
Barristers, etc., . •
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario. -38-40
ALL -persons -having -claims
against the Estate of •Raymond
Jesse Moore, late of the Town-
ship of Colborne. in the County
of Huron, Weaver, who died
on or about August 17th, 1962,
are required to file the same
with full particulars with the
undersigned by the 20th day
of October, 1962, as after that
date the assets of the Estate
will be disributed.
Dated at Goderich, Ontario,
this 21st day of Septernber,
1962.
HAYS, PREST & HAYS,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario-
-38-40
IN THE ESTATE OF DAVib
• WILLIAM HAMILTON, LATE
OF THE VILLAGE OF AU-
BURN, IN THE. COUNTY OF
, HURON, DECEASED. ,
All persons claiming against
the above Estate are required
to forward full particulars of -
their claims ,to the undersign-
ed on or before the 18th day
of October,. after which date
the assets will be distributed.
„ DONNELLY, D'ONNELLY &
• 18 The Square,
Goderieh, Ontario,
Selicitors' lot the' Estate.
-38-40
ALL persons having claims
against the estate of LOUISA
ALICE SMITH, late of the Town
of Goderich, in the County of
Huron, who died on or about
the lst day Of Octdber, 1062,
are required to file the same
with full particulars with the
undersigned by the 3rd. day Of
November, 1962, as after that
date the assets of the Estate
will be distributed.
Dated .at Goderich, Ontario,
this 3rd day of October, 1962.
HAYS, MST & HAYS,
Barristers, ete.,
Goderich, ()Maria.
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6. PA& 'MAW
„I C., flrietis' f
TREASURER'S SALE,. OF
LANDS IN ARREARS OF
TAXES
MUNICIPALITY OF
COUNTY OF HURON
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
TO WIT:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the-1ist:6f lands to be sold
for e arrears of ' taxes in 'the
County of Huron has been pre-
pared and was published in an
advertisement in the Ontario
Gazette upon the 1st day of
September, 1962.
Copies of the list of lands for
sale for arrears of taxes may
be secured in the County Treas-
urer's office.
IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT
OF TAXES AS SHOWN ON
SUCH LIST ON OR BEFORE
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11,
1962, AT THE HOUR OF TWO
O'CLOCK IN THE AFTER-
NOON, I shall at the said time,
in the Court House, Goderich,
Ontario, proceed to sell by Pub-
lic Auction the said lands to
pay such arrears, tegether with
the charges thereOn.
NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY
GIVEN THAT IF ANY OF THE
SAID LANDS REMAIN UN-
SOLD, AN ADJOURNED SALE
WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY,
DECEMBER 18, 1962, AT THE
SAME HOUR AND PLACE AND
AT WHICH, MUNICIPALITIES
MAY RESERVE THE RIGHT
TO PURCHASE ANY OF THE
SAID LANDS.
JOHN G. BERRY,
Clerk -Treasurer.
Goderich, Sept. 4, 1962.
-36-48
NOW finance your new or late
model used ear purchase at
Bank --Rates through -Harold•-W-.
Shore, 38 Hamilton St. Dial
7272. -7tf
MONEY- available for first mort
gage on. god. ,r,esidential and
..
sthi
ttp-oa
perties. Apply to Harold W.
Shore, Real Estate Broker, 38
Hamilton St. Phone JA 4-7272.
-12tf
TREASURER'S SALE OF LAND
FOR TAXES ,
Town of Goderich
„ County of Huron
To Wit .
BY VIRTUE OF' A WARRANT
issiled'by the Mayor of the Town
of Goderich under his hand and
the seal -of- the said Corporation
bearing date the 9th day of July,
1962, sale of, lands in arrears of
taxes in the Town of Goderich
will be held at the Municipal
Offices, Goderich, at the hour
of 3 o'clock in the afternoon
on the 31st day -of October, 1962,
unless I the taxes and costs are
sooner paid. Notice is hereby
given that .the list of lands for
sale for arrears of taxes was
published in the Ontario Gaz-
ette on the 4th day of August,
1962, and that copies of the said
list may be had at my office.
Treasurer's Office, this 27th
day of July, 1962.
S. H. Blake, Treasurer
• • 30-42
ANYONE having an account or
claim with -the Gederich Junior
Chamber of Commerce, please
file the same With the treasurer,
N. T: Ormandy, before Monday,
October 15, 1962. -38-40
imeilionsampuemmammr
17. Business Notice
BAYFIELD Cider Mill will be
operating Fridays % and Satur-
daysthroughout the season. D.
19: Lost And Found '
WILL the ' party who found
silver earring near Henderson's
Book Store, please contact
Signal -Star. -39
TRANSISTOR radio left on park
bench last Saturday evening.
Sentimental Christmas gift.
Finder please phone JA 4-7689.
40
1111111111111.111111111.
A. Births
ADAMSON.-At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on October 8,
1962, to Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Adamson, Bayfield, a daugh-
ter, Karen Marie. •
BEACOM.-At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on October 4,
1962, to Mr. and Mrs. William
Beacom, Goderich, a daugh-
ter.
ESSEX. --:At Alexandra . Hospit-
al. godcritti, ,01) gctuber
Essex; Goderich, a daughter.
pek.RDNER.-7-4t, Heron „Bay,
'Ontario, on October 5, 1062,
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gard-
ner (Ruth Reed), a son,
Thomas Adelbert.
JACKSON. -In Chicago, on Oc-
tober 7, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs.
James N. Jackson, Chicago,
a- daughter, Jennifer Suzanne.
NICHOLSON. -- At Alexandra
' Hospital, Goderieh, on Octo-
ber 6,, 1962, to Mr: and Mrs.
Donald 1VicholSon, R.111, Dun-
gannon, son, Gregory John.
STOTHERS. - At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on Octo-
ber 6, 1.962, to Mr, and Mrs.
Arnold Stothers, R.% 6, Gode-
rich, a daughter.
1
46derich, businesa firms! Are
you Making your Christmas
plans? May we suggest you
include greeting cards, specially
designed for businesses, from
the wide seleron now on dis-
play at. the Goderich Signal -
Star.
Order Shell furnace oil and
stove oil 'from Edward Fuels
tank truck dealer for all Shel;
Oil Co. Iiroducts Phone
JA 4-8386. . • -390
,t‘
It's not too early! The Signal -
Star invites you to drop in
to-Aook over ,their wide assort-
ment of -distitietive. personal:-
ized Christmas cards. The set
ectien is bigger and better than
ever and there are many fine
cards suitable for business
firms also. -35tf
Arrange now for your winter
supply of Texaco heating oil.
Automatic deliveries and bud-
get plan available. Phone Vie
Walden, JA 4-8812. -3843
People are already doing it!
Yes, people are already order-
ing their Christmas cards from
the many fine choices available
at the Goderich Signal -Star.
They can be ordered personal-
ized or plain, as yeti prefer.
Drop in and look them over.
No obligation. -40tf
Am going to Preston soon.
Anyone with old woollens for
blankets phone 9284. Mrs. W.
Dockstader. 40x
E. Cards of Thanks
'ALLIN.-I wish to thank Dr.
N. C. Jacksoe, Dr. J, R.
Leitch, the nurses and staff
of Alexandra Hospital and
all those who sent flowers,
cards and treats. Special
thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Kim
Brindley who so willingly
looked after Larry and Janice
- while- I wag -a patient in the
hospital. Adeline Allin.
40x
„
GRAHAM. -The family of the
.late:Martha...Graham_wish.. to
thank their many friends and
neighbors in Goderich for the
kindness and sympathy shown,
them in _their „recent bereaved'
ment and for the beautiful
floral tributes. 40x
HENDERSON. - Words cannot
express our appreciation to
all our friends and neighbors
who sent floral tributes and
who helped so kindly at the
time of our recent bereave-
' ment. These kindnesses have
meant much to us.
George and Eileen Wraith
and family.
-40
McNEE.--I would like to thank
everyone who visited me and
sent me books, cards and
treats while I was a patient
in Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital. Also thanks
to Dr. J. W. Wallace and
nurses. J. C. McNee.
40x
RIVETT.-I wish to thank all
those who remembered Me
with treats, •cards and flow-
ers while I was a patient in
Wingham General Hospital.
A special thanks to Drs. Cor-
rin and 1VisKinr; also the
nurses and staff for their
kindnesses. These were all
very much appreciated.
Tom Rivett, Dungannon.
-40
ROBISON.-The family -of the
late William T. Rebison, of
Auburri, wish to express their
sincere thanks' to relatives,
friends and neighbors, for all
kindnesses and sympathy
shown them in their recent
Sad bereavement. Also in
loving memory -the donation
to the Children's Aid Society
at Goderich. , -40
SMITH. - Words cannot ade-
quately express our deep ap-
preciation for the many kind
and sympathetic • 'acts that
came to us at the time of
our recent bereaVement.
v-The-fgrtfily---of-the----late- Mrs. •
- Louisa A. Smith.
-40
disints
G: Coming Events
Welcome again to the Hobby
Tea, on Wednesday, October 17,
from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. in
St. George's Perish Hall, spon-
sored by 'the Margaret. Seeger
Club. Various handicrafts, in-
cluding different methods of
making rugs by hand. Model
trains, guns and swords on ex-
hibit. Visit our nearly -new lib:
rary. Tea and bake table.
Tickets 50 centg. -39-40
Bazaar, bake sale and salad
plate, Saturday, October 20, at
2.30 p.m.,,MantKay Hall, Gode-
.
rich, sponsored • by Taylor's
Corner ladies' group. ' -40-41
• -
You are invited to attend the
Seminar in Art on the after-
noon of Wednesday, October 17,
at 3 p.m., in the Art Room,
Victor Lauriston School, Picton.,
t.,,.entrance- Mr,• gat.4.2,B`e;ii•
nett: ayrIrdvigorliii -therenn-
munity PP:I-grams Branch of the
OntarioDepartment of Educa-
tion,,
conduet the 'pragrani.\
The topics covered will include:
(1) 3 criticism of group
paintings; (2) 4 p.m. -a lecture
complete with slides, and dis-
cussion on art composition. A
session on programing for art
groups, inchiding new ideas, re-
source material, etc.; (3) - a
qnestion and answer' period.
-40'
•
Ahmeek Chapter, IODE Sale.
Bake table, white elephant table
in the front office of Thriller
Busitie§s College, East St., .on
October' 20th, at 130 p.m,
Nearly new clothing in the
rear. -40-41
G. Couting Eveltts
/8 BIG' DAYS -Oct; 18th thrii
Oct. 27th-RIECK PHARMACY
will -pre,sent the Fall,. Rexall
ONE CENT SALE. Watch for
ads in Weekend Magazine, Star
Weekly. VITAMINS, Medicines,
TOILETRIES, Stationery, GIFT
ITEMS, Personal Needs
THURSDAY, OCT. 18th th-ru
SATURDAY, OCT.' 28th, at
RIECK PHARMACY. TWO for
ONE plus a Permy,„„ -40
The Victoria 'St U.C.W. will
hold their November Fair on
Wednesday, November 14.
-40
.= The annual meeting of the
Women's Hospital Auxiliary
will be held on Monday, October
15, at 2.30 p.m., in the board
room. :40
St. George's Evening Guild
fowl supper, October 24, 5 and.
6.30 p.m. Adults $1.50, child-
ren 75c. Admission by ticket.
Phone Mrs. C. Bannister, JA 4-
8216. 40
The official opening o/ the
Auburn Community Memorial
Hall will be held on October 12,
at 8 p.m. There will be a pro-
gram, lunch and dancing. Ad-
mission -Adults $1.00; child-
ren 50c. A:0
Art classes are proposed fn-
Goderich Collegiate night school
if sufficient 'registration. Phone
Mr. Day, JA 4-9332. -46
,
The Ooderich Duplicate
Beidge -Club will resume th*r
playing on Monday, October 15,
at the home of Mrs. A. Nicol,
at 8 p.m. New members will
be _very welcome. .-40
N-ILE
Oct. 9.-J. C. McNee,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc-
Nee, rnrned home from Gode-
rich he'Spital Monday after a
ten-day stay; he 'is still con-
-fined- -to bed -and Ails. _many
friends wish him a speedy re-
covery.
Mrs. Ruth Hayden, of Gode-
rich, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack,
GajeWski• and foiii• a:lighters,
of St. Thomas, were- recent
visitors with • Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Dickson and family.
Robert Bogie has sold his
farm to Gerald Dustow.
Mr. and Mrs. Willex King
and Melody, of Bervie, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross McNee. •
Miss Alma, McPhee and two
friends, Of Tdronto, Mr. and
Mrs. Knight and family, of
Sarnia, were Thanksgiving
guests- with Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
ter McPhee.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Brihdley on the
arrival of a new boy on Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Horton, of Dungan-
non, pas a Thanksgiving visitor
with 'Mr. and Mrs. Orland Bere
and family.
An auction sale will be, held
in the Nile United Church on
October 27. Anyone having
articles to donate may leave
at the chureh or contact any
member of the board of stew-
ards.
There will be no services at
Nile on Sunday as it is anniver-
sary services at Port Albert.
The following Sunday, October
21 will be anniversary. services
at Nile.
Y.P.U. Elect Officers
The Y.P.U. held their 'first
meeting of the fall season on
Tuesday, Rev. Mr. Gostonyi
presided for the_election of of-
ftcers which are as follows:
Past president, Joyce Matthews;
president, Barbara Taylor; 1st
vice-president, Glen Ribey; sec-
retary,„ Douglas Fisher; treas-
urer, Donna McNee.
CREWE
CREWE, Oct. 9. - Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Reid, of Toronto,
were week-end-visitors,..wittUVIr,_.
and Mrs. Reid and Sack.
Miss Joanne Crozidr, of Lon-
don, and . Mr., and Mrs. Colin
Crozier and sons, of Dorchester,
were Thanksgiving visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. C. Crozier and
Bill.
Mrs. Addie Treleaven and
Miss Edith, of Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Oke and family; Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Johnston and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Willis and Miss Mary Curran,
of Goderich, were Thanksgiving
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jed(
Curran arid sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Drennan
and sons were Sunday visitors
in Lucknow with M. and Mrs.
Wilfred Drennan.
• -
ASHFIELD
ASHFIELD, Oct. 9. - Mrs.
David MaeMurehy is visiting
her daughter, -Mrs. Charles
•Hatherton Itt Alma. -
-limn and urray ohnson
spent the week with their aunt,
MrsCookOn, Waterloo, ,
Mrs. Ostrander, with her son
and daughter, of • Georgetown,
visited her consin, Miss Sadie
Johnson, "on Sunday.
Among those ,who yisited re-
latives here this week -end were:
Ray MacKenzie, of Toronto;
Malcolm MacLennan, of Barrie;
Jack Macdonald, of Buffalo;
Misses Anna and Charlotte 'Mac-
Kenzie, of Toronto; Mr., and
Mrs .• aeorgo Leadbetter ' and
Barbga,,61 Toronto; AtisS Marg-
aret Macdonald, of- Detroit, ,
Bain Mriodonaid is visiting
With his datighter, Mrs. Jeof
trey Lundteigin, in Kitchener.